The
green car concept is fast catching up with Indian companies.
Mahindra and Mahindra will be investing US $ 25.4 million to adopt better emission standards. The new range of
hybrid vehicles is likely to be implemented in the hugely popular
Scorpio and
Bolero vehicles.
The newly engine will be developed in accordance with the US emission norms. Mahindra has entered the US market in 2007. The demand for green vehicle is rising in US and more and more companies are adopting the green car concept.
It has already come up with a newly improved engine M-Hawk, which is currently under production. The company is investing in research for bio-diesel variants and battery powered cars.
Labels: Emission-free, hybrid cars, Mahindra and Mahindra, Scorpio
Do you know about
REVA' s cousin in London? I am talking about the new G-Wiz electric car in UK by GoingGreen is both the cheapest and the greenest car available. Now, for the first time, commuters and city drivers can not only afford to go
green, but will also save a lot of money. G-WHIZ is manufactured in India (Bangalore) by
Maini REVA.
Launched last summer in the London, the G-WHIZ is totally emission-free, making it by far the greenest car on the road. Ideal for city commuting and frequent short trips. The G-WHIZ which has four seats (room for two adults plus two small children) is perfect for school runs, shopping, outing etc. It has the option of dual motors, DC version, capable of 40 miles per hour and with in a single charge and AC version delivers a range of up to 48 miles per charge, a top speed of 50 mph.
Labels: DC version, Emission-free, G-WHIZ, Greenest, Maini Reva
